Editorial

Down the memory lane when Dr S.K. Sarin, the famous ILBS Director and liver specialist finally told me that there is no scope of revival of my liver and said “you should prepare for liver transplant as early as possible”, it shook me.…
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Aryans did not come from outside. They were the original inhabitants of this placeThe excavations done in Rakhigarhi, Haryana have proved it. Leftist historians and many other British historians had given a theory of Aryan invasion, which…
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India will not send its top diplomat in Beijing to the Winter Olympics after the honor of carrying the Olympic torch went to a Chinese soldier wounded in Galwan clashes two years ago.
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Ukraine at the centre stage of global conflict has put powerful countries on its toes.
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As Indian politics has different dimensions and socio-economic equations which add to the spice of caste creed and religion, all the politicos are trying to save their own picket of voters and working hard to manage the chunk of other…
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Afghanistan remains on India’s continuous watch for its strategic importance. Relations though not warm with Taliban are taking new turn.
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As in the scenario of economy on international platforms big bul s like China are playing cats and mouse burdening small nations with heavy interest based funding. Small countries like Namibia, Ghana and Pakistan are trapped.
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Once again as usual politics of caste and religion looms large. One of the biggest states of the nation is awaiting to go for assembly polls. Almost all the political parties and their iconic leaders are throwing the religious and…
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For youth of India, ‘Startup India, Stand Up India’ campaign aimed at boosting entrepreneurship. Start-ups and entrepreneurship are critical to India’s efforts to restart private investment into the economy, in the face of risk aversion,…
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Demonetisation move was long overdue and inexorable.The demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1,000 banknotes was a dauntless policy enacted by the Government of India on 8 November 2016, ceasing the usage of all ₹500 and ₹1,000 banknotes as legal…
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Its most surprising that Nationalised (Public) Banks dared wrote off NPAs tantamounting to  huge amounts thereby exhibiting their scant regard for the masses of the country. At a time when the country's Pirme Minister is going out of the…
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He spoke a lenth with sense …..’  Brothers and Sisters, We have not attained freedom for free of cost. Innumerable were the atrocities, but undeterred were our resolves also. Every Indian was a soldier in the battle for freedom.…
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Ongoing Monsoon Session of the 16th Lok Sabha truly is truly significant, noteworthy in more ways than numerous fully already threadbare analysed ones by the countrypeople/s of all hues all thru the country and in its every nook and corner.…
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From Pentrich Railway Station to Pietermaritzburg --- Prime Minister Narendra Modi traveled in the same wood train in which MohanDas KaramChand Gandhi traveled  122 years ago in 1894 and was thrown out he being non-white equaling racial…
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The uniformly growing insidious despondency of the only-power-loving Congress is equally rejected by the countrymen of all hues. They are openly displaying their acrimony, dislike, hatred, disappointment, hopelessness with the Congress as…
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There is a phrase in Hindi “Aag lagne pe Kuaan Khodna”, which literally means one starts digging a well when fire erupts. In a country of 1 .2 billion humans and almost an equal number of animals, drought is a common ​subject​ every year,…
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Caste-based politicians in India have learnt that by ruthlessly targeting their message at the narrow slice of the population they represent they can win state elections. The  regional leaders who have learnt to exploit the key…
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political corruption ,scandals are acute events that evoke strong responses in India. As Nobel laureate Amartya Sen pointed out many years ago, such societies seem to be far less sensitive to endemic malnutrition and other severe…
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Let’s face it ! Let’s not go awry. First of all, the ensuing assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, West Bengal, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu are routine run-of-the-mill elections as specified in the Constitution and is no referendum to the current…
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With India investing Rs 2.21 trillion in creating and upgrading infrastructure in the next fiscal year, an elated Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed the Union Budget of 2016 as pro-village, poor and farmers with focus on bringing about…
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In what could be easily/effortlessly/unobtrusively/neutrally/unabashedly termed as for India, by India, of India fully applicable to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, more than a 1,000 topnotch CEOs of the world presently have assembled in…
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Those who say (most of the time, negative-n-fruitless) revolutions are possible only by the (near-defunct) Left, Marxists, Leninists, Socialists, Commies have been proved wrong by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has evinced anything…
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The continuous bad feeling between India and Pakistan has resulted in Pakistan's latest plans of terrorists' attacks on India. This continued cold war shows the ultimate culmination of rage of Pakistan against India. The relations…
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Pradhan Mantri Shri Narendra Modi is absolutely right when he made a ‘secret’ airdash to Pakistan because in the prevailing circumstances between India’s immediate neighbor and India, too many cooks spoil the broth resulting in never-ending…
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With Japanese Prime Minister Shinze Abe officially committing “Japan and India share basic values that is why ensuring all sorts of coordination between the two nations in every field will be critically important for Asia and the world in…
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